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Contributor to Zionist Fund
‘ in America Judge Mack Says
gest
are quite sure about independently
or our having reasoned them out.
"The continuity of lite through all
eternity is no more incomprehen-
sible than the eternal duration of
matter and force. The fact that we
shall live after death is no greater
mystery than the fact that we live
today. Indeed. since life does ox-
ist. it is impossible to imagine a time
when life did not exist. at least
'lt'whe learned yesterday through
no slit of Judge Julian 8. Mack of
p U. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals
‘ its his wife spent tho week-
“ at Ledgewood Farm. the home ~
Wain «series it. Harris. that Samuel
nor has made the .tourth largest
outflhution to the 81.600.000 Uni-
tsd lionls‘. Appeal for Palestine.
* 9 Is. noodner's contribution. Judge
said. is “0.000. and was an-
. .“ded at' a recent gathering of
" “hilt leaders imBoston when plans
M the fund were discussed.
Gathered with the loaders for
luncheon at the Copley-Pleas. Bos-
ton. Mr. Roodner personally made
known his gift. Felix Warburg con-
tributed the largest donation which
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was 81614015“.
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. Dec.
United states Treasury balance
at the close of business Don. a
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Snow Storm Causes
OUTH NORWALX, oops. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6,1926.
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potentially. because we know with
all the surety that scientific research
can give to our conclusions that out
of dead space. intangible time. in-
animate matter. and lifeless energy.
life itself never could have come."
Just as rational philosophy. lifo
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science. in its ultimate analysis af-
firms the soul's immortality. just so
‘ is ”0.000.
.. Judge Mack and his wife spent a
' Very enjoyable limp here. He re-
filled having spoken in Norwalk a
M years ago and expressed great
.1 this section of Connec-
“out.
hiurdsy evening Judge Mack and
Mg wife along with Mr. Harris.
' nigh Dancnherg and w. r. Milli-
fllt attended a pcrfnrmance of
’Iidvos All." starring Lionel Atwlll
tulle Stamford theatre. .
by
V3323.
17W Jars Used Y
Harry Goodwin .
To Finish
New 'l'heahe Job
Work on Harry Goodwin's new
theatre adjoining the Hotel Malian-
kemo is to be resumed Immediately.
Ready
it was learned today.
financial difficulties which have de-
layed building operations for some
weeks have been adjusted and it is
thatwork will be
rushed without any further hitch.
Solemn Address
Page One.)
matter and energy exists. because it
never has proved nor ncvcr
prove that either matter or energy
has any real existence outside
now expected
(Continued from
mind.
does all rational religion. Mr. McCoy
declared. He said he believed the
statement that belies in the immor-
tality of the soul is due to belief in
God should be just the other way
around. that belief in God is due to
l-oilcf in the immortality of the soul.
I: one denies the doctrine of life af-
ter death. it is difficult to understand
how he can predicate the oxistance
of a just and benedcient Diety upon
things as they are the speaker said.
Rumble [)0 Great Deeds
Regarding his point. that all hu-
rian experience. all history. sustains
tho doctrines of the future life. Mr.
.t'i-Coy asserted that history. if it
[roves any ing. shows how impos-
sible it is to compute the value of
an individual life or soul. While the
Mirage luau is apt to imagine lint
lie and his actions count for very
Iililo ill this great world. the speak-
er explained that it is not chance.
bllt one of the supreme facts and
mysteries of-iifo that into so often
chooses the humblcst instruments to
ac deeds of the most far reaching
1
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Labor and
Cid"
the
a machine driven by Anna Gilbert.
Main street. Norwnlk. ncnr Middlor
Nursery on the Post road.
was taken to tho oillco of ’r. Wil-
goiug west on the
(lilbcrt jammed on her brakes when
tho car in which Tottcn was riding,
driven by Charles Finch, Greenwich,
closed in from the opposite direc-
tlon.
lilo
skidded and a. collision resulted.
ten was the only Occupant -‘.o ro-
celvo injury. Harold Wclls. Cos Cob,
G. Dohincn. Sryniour. turned a. triple
"For the sake of argument. how-
ever. that what sclbnce calls matter
and energy has a. real existence. We
know that science and invention
have combined'mattcr and energy
into many marvelous forms. yet with
all their cleverness science and in-
vention never have been able to
combine matter and energy so as to
create what We call life. By no com-
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blnation of dead matter-with more
force ras science been able to ger-
minate a living thing.
“We know that life alone can
produce life. and life exactly in
kcepini’: with its kind. Wheat alone
will beget wheat. and corn. corn.
The acorn and the acorn alone can
produce the oak tree. And we
know also that there is a living.
breathing. pulsing. acting. willing
conscious something that distin-
guishes unmistakably the meanest
of living things from the moat won-
dcrfui automatic machine that ever
was devised.
Souls Do Not Die
“Strangely enough. science itself
. TWO STORES
Harwell:
St. Norwalk
today is proving slowly but surely
through laborious psychical rc-
searches. which are as fascinating
as they are startling. that there is
a permanence, of personality after
death—that our souls d .not die.
That. indeed. is the late ‘word of
science on this subject and the
proofs are ample for those who do-
sire to pursue the subject with cau-
tion and care.
"Like science. philosophy neces—
sarily proceeds from and is based
upon certain self-evident truths. the
verity of which it is impossible for
the rational mind to question.
Among such truths. which agree
with all rational thought and unl-
verso! experience. are such philoso-
phical axioms or assertions as ‘there
can be no effect without a oause.’
'something cannot come from noth-
ing‘ and ‘somethlng cannot be re-
solved into nothing.’ Those are
‘\
consequences.
"On all sides proofs abound that
this is God's world and because it is
God‘s world our souls are not con-
demned to eternal negation." Mr.
McCoy continued. Everywhere we
see in nature a reign of law. a har-
mony of relationship among existing
things. that points unorringiy to do-
vino intelligence as its cause.
"i have dwelt at length this at-
ternoon upon the subject of tho
soul‘s immortality because I felt my-
seii wholly inadequate to do justice
individually to tho honored dead for
whom this service especially is held.
None of those names that have been
read are strange to Almighty God.
These men have been partskors of
the spirit and believers in the ideals
of an order.
‘ World of Kindly Deeds.
"No one but God and those benc-
flted ever will know how much good
thelr privileged participation in and
liberal contributions to Elkdom per-
mitted them to do: how much of
charity and of justice and of bro-
therly love has been done because
of their presence inipur order. Never
having even met them. I know them
w ll. because they. too. have shared
it: the helpfulness of Elkdom.
Thackery somewhere hints saga-
ciously that there is a law of spir-
ltuni harvest. We sow a thought and
reap an act: sow an act and reap
a habit; sow a habit and reap a
character sow a character .and reap
a destiny. These men have sown a
vulrld of kindly deeds and we be-
Have they have reaped life eternal.
“We love oacn one of them. be-
cause. as Ingersoll said at his bro-
ther's grave: 'He added to the sum
of human joy. and were everyone
for whom he did some loving ser.
vice to bring a bléssom to his grave.
he would sleep tonight beneath a
wilderness of flowers.’ We revere
them. because as Elke. we know
that they also have stood for God
facts of positive knowledge that we
There is probably no other store in this vicinity that offers so wide
a variety of gifts to select from, as this store. What more beautiful
thought for Christmas, than a gift that ~will bring not: only happi~
nose on this day, but through all the year. Here you will find
something for every member of the family, and at prices that. are
the lowest. A visit to this storcwillvconvince you.
.....—. 0- anoumu..-
and or country and for mankind."
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lam ll. slaughter. where he was
reatcd and sent to his home.
In attempting to pass another car
at road. Mrs.
Finch vccrcd to the side of
road, but Mrs. Gilbt‘rt's car
llotll cars were dumugcd. but Tot.
a
was also ill the car with TOlit‘ll. 1‘0-
“1‘0 illwsiigatcd. but no arrest was
made.
_—-———
A small sedan driven by Albert
nonlcl'sault when it skidded on the
Post. road at the corner 0! West
Norwalk avenue at 5 yesterday aft-
ernoon. The driver miraculously
escaped uninjured.
The. accident occurred during the
huuvit-st port of the snow fall and
police believe Dohinen was driving
at it fast clip when his machine
skiddcd in the snow and turncti over
three times. Policeman William
Bowman investigated.
The heavy snow fall yesterday
forced one. of the new one-man trol-
leys of! ”ill track at Leroy avenue
and the Post road about 6:30 o'clock
last evening The trolley was mak-
ing its initial trip as the new con-
veyances were put into operation for
the tlrst time yesterday. _
'l'bo wrecker appeared on the
scene shortly after and the trolley
was toivrtl back Ohio the tracks after
about an hour‘s work. and proceed-
ed on its way.
The case of Henry E. Warncke.
36 Prospect avenue. Norwalk. ar-
rtstcd last July for reckless driving.
will be that of chief interest at the
weekly session of the Dorian town
court this evening. Mr. Warncke was
arrested following. a collision with a
car driven by Oliver Pariotte. Nor-
oton Heights. in which the latter reds
ceived serious injury. Judge Charles
Bates Dana will preside.
..____.
Bids have been opened by -
mean 5. Abbott. atamroro seam is.
for the construction of the new par-
ish house at the Congregational
church. The parish house commit-
tee has approved the plans apd the
ilnal arrangements will be passed on
at a. mocung ot the congregauon in
about two weeks. ’
._..._
Thre. ot the four gunmen cap—
tured hero by Policeman Amos An-
derson last spring. sound guilty of
murdu in the first degree. arc to
be electrocuted at Sing Sing some-
time this weelt. Sincgnone ot the
members of the local force have
secured the necessary “pa-es" there
will probably be no delegates from
here. Notice of the date upon which
the electrocution will take place has
not been given the police.
—‘I
Dr. Allen 6. lreland. director of
physical education of the state board
of health. is the principal speakcl
this afternoon at the monthly unnot-
ing oi the Ho mes school Pareub
Teacher association in the school
house.
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*-
Thero will be a meeting at a this
evening of the Dorian Volunteer hut:
company in Fireman's hall.
The Young People's Sunday Eve-
ning club of the Noroton Presbyter-
ian church were the guests of the
First Presbyterian church of Stam-
ford at their 0\ suing service yaetsr.
day.
Policeman William Bowman
er-
cherge of dri
city, on a
Saturday filth
faulty lights.
rank! one i
court tonight.
adde
fei callus.
have and at
to It tl-grrci-
l'ro.)l the square ”10' lug
curly.
1‘
had
right
after a night of work with plows the
street department
thoroughfares ready for use today.
Winfield street is being kept. Open by
the state and Strawberry Hill ave-
nue. being a dairy route. was cleared
by William littltr for his trllcit'i.
Walks were clinred
Zollt street by noon today except in
with prospects
snow will make the situation
dlittot'lt for those who did not start.
their clearing
I'iillif‘c early this morning the ther-
nlomctcr r'cglstt ml
the
along Van;
At
beach. led the efforts to raise her
with the tug Theodore Smith. The
main
that
Libert y
liquors
o‘t‘lock lint! climbed
lilac
l Deaths and Funerals ‘
Charles Albert “’ccd
The funeral of Charles Albert
\i’evtl mill plucc this illll‘l'llt)t)ll at
:230 o‘clock i'runl lilo llnmv nf his
son Albert K. Word. l'J llill stroll.
yesterday
Rufus St'f‘lcy
The funeral of lining Sm-lty oi
flaturduy evening at tho homi- ..t hoL .
lid-‘50“ K. til. John. 1.. .~: in».
Norwalk. Sb»-
oi Brooklyn N. Y. l
The tum-ml \\lli talu-
l’ilOl‘l'DlV Illil'l‘lliloll at "
ficr helm. 5 ('tl'hvrlno strut. 1m ’
.lnmcs Benton Worm-r,
(‘sf’lu‘ll i‘illil‘t'll \\il| (llll'lillt'.
mom will be in ltlvcrsitlo tt‘llll'll r).
Anna l'in-lps (‘othnL - . ‘ ‘
Mrs. Allnil I'llt-lps t.‘0lllstucl.. \ .:
of liulpll J.
morning at lll'l‘
Spring strvrt. aria-r a lung lllm .: (hi
shock and complications. Mrs. t‘: un
stock Willi 56
slll‘\lv(tl by tllri-c Clilitll" n. lluipi. .l.l '. . -l '-
t“onlstock. Jl'..
church. Intrrmvnt “ill be in “1le
‘6
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have Spent
.
Post Road Wrecks To Raise Tugboat ‘WwMMt-mm No
lulmtuwgomthgymptomgmgg‘dg- 'i'htc tum-rut will iak.- l-lm‘r l .. ‘ 1 .
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ARIEN EAST NORWAI K I pahg‘emdmhy' "'3“ Mary J. Johnson. '
nation Ilill'l’ldi. Dll'len, m. M“ u. m m Mrs. Mary J. JUlilliitlll. unlux b; -—
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slightly cut about the bend in a col- *“'~°m°b“° traffic through 1‘3“" babies u“ only children. ‘iiill;§:i\3r;n:\lrss t~i:.l.'1\..l;‘dl I'm)” .m‘nl» Exm '
llsion Saturday when the car in Nowell: Was a minus quantity yes- ”3 ‘°' w". u‘” Alisa Elelullul‘. John..." ' i: f. 7'13"» HEHCRPDE
which ho was riding smashed into terday because of the storm. but him. John Keenan. limit... {3.1 ".'...‘.; SMOK‘NC mm
trolleys kept "1° “”0"” up” and Miss Lillian Johnson. 1-,...1. bl must:1 ' "
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day while an East Norwnlk mm), family plot in ltiversldc cometary. "0W "milling at 3:3” n'nlnrk ill 1...“
Captain Ellis Howard of Martin -_._H_. the into home 1‘: Splint: an.“ n, l
at 9 o'clock front 3!. .lnfiii'lllilé
Stop
tug was finally taken off the reef
today anti towed by the Smith to
today and towed by the mo. Smith
to Wilson Point.
The Ladies Aid moiety of ill"
East Avenue. Iiit'lliodist lclpiscOpul
church will have important business
to transact at the monthly meeting
Wednesday afternoon. All members
are urged to be Pl‘t-sclli.
——.———
Bad weather cut considerably into
the church attendance yesterday
with one enception. The size of tlic
congregution at the Advent Christian
church in the morning was a source
of surprise to church lenders but
was explained on grounds that the
day was Communion Sunday. Otllcr
congregations were hard hit and
programs were postponed in two
cases.
The Roy. Edward Bray. who was
to have led the Christ Episcorial
church Fellowship service last evo-
ning. was advised that the congre-
gation would appreciate his attend-
ance but felt that asking him to
come out on such a night Would be
an imposliion. The Young l‘coplc‘s
Fellowship had its scheduled sup-
per before the svrviccs however. At
the Swedish Congregational church
the Rev. Hjalmar Grundstrom post-
poned his sermon on "The Book and
the Voice" until next week and an
informal service was held with the
small gathering. Mrs. Grandsiroln
led the missionary meeting at 6 in
the Ifternoon.
Rev. R. Irving Watkins. former
pastor of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. attended both the
morning and evening meetings there
yesterday at. the opening of the an-
\\'t-slon, who pussutl away Friday at
the Norwalk hospital, will take place
tclnon‘ow nftcrnomr nt 2 o’clock
front the funeral chapel of t‘lmrltw
l-‘ublc in \i'cstport. interment ulll
be in Lyons l‘lulns ccmt‘icry.
l-leluln Juscplllllv l'crry
Fulli'rlll servivcu for I'lllllllt'l Just--
pllillc l‘cl'ry. popular young \‘i't-st-
port girl. who [MISNCG uwzly Friday
at ilii‘ home of llcl‘ linclo. (ii-org:
K. Perry. on llills l‘oint road. \Vi.‘.‘ii-
port. will lie lll‘ltl this afternoon at
3:13“ o'clock ut the funeral chapt-l
of Director (Thurlt‘s Fable ill Wrat-
port. llcv. Wilbur S. Deming. pastor
side comt-tcry.
The funrrul of William A. 'i‘ilmnp-i
Hill was largi-iy alltiitlt'ti Siliili'tllfl
:tflvl‘noon tit 2:30 o'clock from his
home 1 Van Zant strcvt. 'l‘h‘rr- \v- viii.
many beautiful floral nirvrillgs, Bur.“I
llr. li‘rcd L. l-‘lpcr, pastor of iiii'}
Atlvcut Christian church oi‘ficintv-ll.‘
'l‘ho pallbr-rlrcrs \vcrc (‘uhlll SllYtlt'l‘,
Matihmv Troy. William I'lilttc, lintil.
William Merrill. Illtrrnlrut. was int
the family plot in East Nor-wall”
(‘t‘lllQlOry. '
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William A. Thompson. ;
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(‘Ilnrlottc Frances liidcr i
The funeral of (‘llarlottc Frances
That Cflld
Before another day
.\ twill ll‘l‘»' lw rl‘iil‘p-il I-‘ .l,‘
llw' ll w it‘\- l‘ tutt'lutl. i: »- Man
Us ii" in Ii lltv I‘Illll't' eyelv 1.1 l l‘nl.
"’ili \\..v H ilil.l.'l'“r—-il pa) 5:) (-1".
m l‘l llmt \vn- li.l'.li Sl_t>l.tl_btm .; g"
lmn't it lv my 1: 55v r liiglp. null til Wt?
tlviiy' (1.: tin livzivli, cmuplti- :.--
:".5‘.‘» ll '1 l'll '.'.\' is bringing l‘ :!-'
'lf' . *
minnows-emu o-an‘ the
Be auroyou get HILL’SJn thand I)“ I
m portrait. At All druggiets=d0a ‘
of tho Stiugatuck Congrvgationnl
church will offlciaio. Interment wil‘
be in \\"lilo\vbrool: cr-mctcry. West-
port. Miss i‘crry. who was 14 years
of ago. was the daughter of Roberta
Angeli Perry and the late Duncan
C. Perry.
Stcphcn It. Clary
Stephen 1.. Clary. well known
plunn tuner. who lived at 22R Flax
llill road, pzlssctl (may yesterday
afternoon in the. Norwillk hospital
from shock. lie one 84 years of
arc. and is survived by thrt-e child-
ren. Miss Ruth Clary. Harold (‘lnry
and William Clary. The funeral
will take. place Tuesday afternoon
at 2:80 o'clock from the funeral
parlors of D. W. Raymond in West
Washington street. interment will
be in l'nlon ccluctcry. Rowayton.
licbccca It. Comstock.
bliss. Tichecca 1-1. Comatock. old
Norwaik school teacher. passed away
TEL
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WEST UNION
AM
“It evens—«M
Al. Hamilton;
Regent Theatre,
Norwalk. Conn.
Myrkle Harder Co.
this city. Attendance for
of the excellent offerings.
this wire.
just closed an engagement in
the patrons were very glowing in their commendations
Mgr. Lawlor Bros. Theatre.
The meritorious statements received by us prompt
the week was tremendous.
O. J. LAWLOR,
Greenfield, Mass.
rested Joseph Lutimski. New York
with
but-
to bond to appear in
nlvoraary week celebration. A". night
he led the meeting. taking as his
sermon topic: "Torry Ye. Go Ye.
Lo. 1 Am With You Always." Ho is
now living in Ideriden. where up un-
til last Sunday he was temporary
pastor at the Universallst church.
Tomorrow. the actual fifty-ntth
anniversary day. will be observed
by the Methodists as a day of pray-
or. Tonight the church board will
hold its official monthly meeting.
_...._.
The East Norwallt Improvement
association will meet at Community
hnll tomorrow afternoon for its rcg~
utar business session and will make
final arrangements for the card por-
ty to be given in the hall. Wednes-
dsl'.
Wednesday night. the Women's
guild of Christ Episcopal church will
give its annual Christmas fair at the
church.
..—— ‘
Frederick F. Fey. manager of the
Atlantic. and Pacific company. Van
zana stroe tstore. who was recently
operatedtpon. was discharged from
the Nasal: hospital. yesterday and
return to his home on Strawberry
Hill avonilo. where it is expected he
will be contined for some time.
. ......._
The mass Kelen Ruddiman and
Ida 8°0an spent the week-end in
came today
I”
S'The Christmas Club check
' Extra Dollars
makes. "
Merrier Christmas
\i
——- New York city.
Joseph Crane has left town tor a ._......
lou . ll . Cran Hrs. Emma L. Jemmorson. ltraw- .
ggzmgs‘hbemepwaymabou: titre: berry :2; treats” 6i; changing. tar HOW to [“0 (III
is a. o - e
months. 3:}ng lemma: {shin 6::ch Chnsmas ClUb
tivoly good or or van . .
Fraternal We"? “it" ”are: Y~ 0-h— m
or onto some . . .
, $3.: the Advent cat-tum church say M or astro-
Coifa: Encampment. No. 81. I. 0. ‘1‘" {Nth “Win? ’“"“‘|‘ “I.
o. it. meets this evening at I in “I". " ° ' ~ and“ d
can mm". ml“ mm mm nut N rwallt mm club will but
"ML 3"?‘3. ”33°33: smooch. it the aoaview avenue ‘ to and assess!
string ‘ a
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